Sounding sessions

Better than worrying about sterilization, get some internet catheters in different sizes. One time use and sterile every time. Great for beginners, and you will get the same feeling. Less chance of infection and injury.

The sensation that one gets when tubing goes through the prostate section on the way is one of the most incredible sensations that you can ever experience.

I agree that sounding is amazing. Even more so if you are retaining an enema. The sensation of warm water pressing on your prostate combined with a sound passing through it is other-worldly.

The first time I got sounded was by my first and only playdoc. She had this fetish of watching boys pee (provide a urine sample in front of her). After she did my regular exam of HEENT, heart, spine and examined my belly (with my t-shirt off) she told me to put it back on and follow her to the bathroom. She gave me a plastic cup and watched over my shoulder as I took my penis out and tried my best. I was genuinely afraid, stressed and wasn't able to give her a single drop. I think she actually enjoyed it even more watching me struggle. After long 3 minutes or so she told me not to worry and follow her back to the "examination room" (her bedroom). She told me to take all of my clothes off and lie down on the bed. She told me she would cath me because I had failed to provide a urine sample. She disinfected my penis and took out a Foley-type catheter (size 12 or 14 I don't remember). She put a sterile lubricant on that cath and on the tip of my penis. And then I was told to take deep breaths. She started pushing it in. At first I was like "Ok, this is quite uncomfortable but not too baaaaa-" she pushed it deeper and then it really started to sting. The burning sensation kept increasing as she pushed even deeper and still she was only a third or a half of my penis length in. I started moaning and whimpering and she reminded me to keep breathing deep and put some more lubricant on the remaining part of the catheter. The burning didn't go a way and there is when a new sensation appeared and the only thing I can describe it as is: "there is something that really REALLY shouldn't be there inside me, this is all wrong". She kept pushing. Then there was a very strong urge to pee, adding to all the burning and itching, probably as she got to the bladder sphincter. That feeling subsided a bit, but it didn't go away entirely - even when she stopped pushing it in. I actually dared to look then and she pushed it to me all up to the Y-shaped split in the tube.

For me this wasn't as much about the physical sensations (although they were intense as hell) but I got into a complete subspace, felt vulnerable, humiliated, out of control and completely in her power.

I tried sounding for the first time a few months ago and really enjoyed it--thanks in large part to playing with an experienced guy who stressed verbal communication and maintaining eye contact during play so he could get a continuous read on how I was doing. (It was at a play party, so having a small crowd watch me take my first sounds was also really hot.) As far as sensation goes, I didn't feel burning per se either during or after the session. If anything, I could feel a very gentle pressure along my urethra as the sound moved in and out, which felt great. As the lube dried up, I could feel it start to drag a little, and that didn't feel so great, but nothing that more lube didn't quickly fix. I can't remember what size sound he used on me, but as others have noted in the thread, I stuck with the largest sound that gravity would easily allow to slide in with minimal resistance. Can't wait to try it again!

Be careful with eBay, Aliexpress and no-name purchases.

A set of Bakes (Rosebud) sounds sold as "medical stainless" proved to be dangerous; each sound is made of 3 parts (handle, tip and shaft).

- there were welds between the parts (especially between tip and shaft) made of what I presume is brass alloy with pitting and inclusions (black spots). This means that the very tip cannot be properly sterilized and may harbor bacteria/virii.

- one of the handles detached off the shaft (poor welding). Same could happen with the tip and then????

A set of Pratt dilators - same purchase - was flawed as follows: the larger sounds (starting at 7.5mm) were hollow - not full metal. When put in the oven, so e developed microcracks on the surface.

Bottom line: you get at most what you pay for.

My 2 cents - either stick with reputable catheters (ever wondered why Rusch or BBraun is 3x a chinesium one?) or buy proper sounds made by reputable companies. Don't stick Pakistani sounds in your tender places. Good sounds are expensive for a reason (welds get x-ray inspections and microscope qc checks).

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